transitionalstrategyandappealfortimorleste2008(word).docVIP

 TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS vi Executive Summary 1 FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2 Table I. Summary of Requirements – By Sector 3 Table II. Summary of Requirements – By Organisation 4 1. Context and Challenges 5 1.1. Political Developments and Priorities 5 1.2. IDP-Related Challenges: Residual Humanitarian Needs and Recovery Priorities 5 Shelter in camps, Availability of Land and Viable Housing 5 Targeted Food Aid to the Food Insecure IDPs 6 Water, Health and Sanitation 7 Protection and Security 7 Food Insecurity 10 Fragile Livelihoods 10 Lack of Basic Social Protection 11 Natural Disaster Risks 11 2. Consolidation of a 2008 Transitional Strategy and Appeal 13 2.1. Rationale of the 2008 Transitional Strategy and Appeal 13 2.2. History and Achievements of the Recent Humanitarian Appeals 2006-2007 14 2.3. Inter-Linked and Complementary Assistance Frameworks 15 2008 National Recovery Strategy (NRS) 15 National Priority Programmes (NPP) 15 The National Policy for Disaster Risk Management (NPDRM) and Plan 16 The United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) 16 2.4 Inter-linked and Complementary Dynamics within the TSA 17 2.5. Financial Dynamics 17 3. Objectives and Strategic Priorities of the TSA 19 3.1. Target Groups 19 3.2. Planning Assumption 19 3.3. Strategic Priorities and Modules 19 Module I: Continued Emergency Assistance to IDPs in Camps 19 Module II: Support to National Recovery Strategy’s Pillars 19 Module III: Strengthening of Disaster Risk Management Capacity 20 4. Response Planning 21 Coordination, Information and Support Services 21 4.1. Module I: Continue Emergency Assistance to IDPs in camps 25 4.1.1 Camp management and coordination 25 4.1.2 Food Aid 26 4.1.3 Health 27 4.1.4 Protection 29 4.1.5 Water and Sanitation 31 4.2. Module II: Support to National Recovery Strategy 34 4.2.1 Transitional shelter and housing (Support to Hamutuk Hari’i Uma) 34 4.2.2 Social protection (Support to Hamutuk Hari’i Protesaun